Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-11

~HS Ae'ASe ios soo "nEour buu odu
good bye to the sun dance of 1887,
each one vowing secretly that it was
the last one that they would ever 70
10. But they all said the same last
year.-Mcleod Gazette.
COUNCIL BILL NO as.
An Act for the Formation of MunicipaI
Corporations-Introdu by Richards.
Continued from Wednesday,
SECTION 43. The city marshal shall
receive and be paid q salary to be fixed
by ordinance, not exceeding one hun
dred and fifty dollars per month. He
shall execute and return all writs and
process to him directed by the police
magistrate for violation Of the city or
dinsnces. He shall apprehend and
arrest any person in the act of com.
mltting any offense against the laws
Of the territory or ordinance of the
city, with or without warrant, and
bring such person forthwith before the
police magistrate for examination or
trial. He shall report to the city
council all delinquencies, neglect Of
duty or official misconduct of the
policemen for the action of the coun.
ell. In the discharge Of his duties he
shall possess like powers and be sub
ject to like responsibilities as are con
stables Of the counties. He shall hold
his Office for one year from and after
his election unless suspended or re.
moved by the council for the violation
or neglect Of the duties devolved upon
him by this act and the ordinances Of
the city. In case Of suspension or re-
moval, the city council may elect by
ballot person In his stead. who shall
hold Office for the unexpired term Of
the marshal 30 removed.
SECTION "A. The city attorney to be
elected shall be person versed In the
law who has been licensed TO practice
as an attorney In this territory. He
shall hold his Office for one year un-
less suspended or removed ~ provided
by this act. Ii shall be the duty Of
the city attorney to attend before the
police court and other courts of the
city. and the district court. and prose-
cute in behalf Of the city all violations
OF the ordinances Of the city, and he
shall generally do and perform such
other acts as pertain to the Office OF
city or corporate counsel He shall,
when required, draw for the use Of the
council contracts aud ordinances for
the government Of the city, and when
required shall give to the mayor oI
city council written opinions on ques'
tions pertaining to their duty and the
rights, liabilities and powers Of thu
corporation. For such services h'
shall receive q salary, TO be fixed By
the city council, not exceeding fifteer
hundred dollars In cities Of the frs
class, and in cities OF the second clas,
not exceeding four hundred dollau
per annum. Nothing herein shall bs
taken or construed as preventing the
city council from employing other and
additional counsel in special cases, and
providing for the payment for such
services. The city attorney may be
suspended or removed from Office by
the city council for the neglect, viola-
ton or disregard Of the duties required
by this act or the ordinances Of the
city. In case Of suspension or removal
the city council may elect successor
in his stead, who shall hold office for
the unexpired term If the attorney re-
moved.
SECTION As. The chief Of police,
under the direction Of the city council
OF cities Of the first GLASS, shall have
general control Of all policemen and
watchmsn which shall be elected or
appointed by the city council. He
shall have the powers TO suppress riot
and disorder within the limits Of the
corporation ~ by this act are conferred
upon the city marshal. He, with eli
policemen elected or appointed, shall
1t oil times be subject 10 suspension OF
removal by the city council, with full
authority on the part Of the council II
appoint others In their stead.
SEXTON 4s. The mayor Of . city Of
the second class shall appoint, with
the conssut Of the council. one chief ol
police and - many policemen - che
city council shall deem necessary. who
shall hold their appointments until
removed for cause BY the council. o.
until sAid council shall deem thsi'
services no longer needed. He shall